Our body cannot produce enough Hyaluronic acid that helps keep our skin moist as we age. This results in thinner and drier skin that cannot hold optimum plumpness.
• Extreme dieting & exercising lead to a drastic loss in a person’s weight in a short period.
• Receding of bone mass with age aids in this process. Changes in the cheekbone & jaw line structure can result in the loss of facial volume
• Extreme exposure to UV rays from the sun can help in ageing
• Appearance of permanent parentheses lines when the face is at rest
• Skin starts to sag after sudden weight loss
• Cheeks may flatten with time
None of us can stop the process of ageing, the critical factor in the loss of those youthful traits in a person. However, there are many ancient and modern treatments available that can help regain the lost volume of our skin.
It depends on your genes, habits, and environment. However, facial volume loss usually starts in your late 20s or early 30s.
Facial volume loss can often be improved or partially reversed, but not always fully reversed in the way that implies a complete return to youthful structure. Simply because ageing is natural, and the ageing process cannot be stopped in its entirety.
At Fiore, we offer several treatments to combat facial volume loss, from dermal fillers to polynucleotides. During your consultation, we will evaluate your skin, assess its condition, and recommend the best treatment to help you achieve your goals.
Of course, we also offer non-injectable treatments such as HIFU, PDO thread lifts, and microneedling to help restore your youthful glow and achieve tighter skin.
The longevity of results depends on your skin condition, lifestyle, and the treatment chosen. However, we will provide you with a clear timeline for scheduling maintenance sessions to help you maintain long-lasting results.
Since most of our treatments are designed to stimulate collagen production, your skin will improve gradually over a period of months, resulting in natural-looking outcomes rather than the immediate, dramatic changes associated with surgical procedures.
